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66 AD
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In 66 AD the Jewish population rebelled against the Roman empire. Four years later, in 70 AD, Roman legions under Titus retook and destroyed much of Jerusalem and the Second Temple.
70 AD - 200 AD
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Tannaim- Rabbis who organized the Jewish oral law. The decisions of the Tannaim are contained in the Mishnah, Beraita, Tosefta, and various Midrash compilations.
135 AD
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136 AD
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450 AD
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220 AD - 500 AD
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Amoraim- the rabbis of the Talmud.
500 AD
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Written by Ravina and Rav Ashi- would continue to be modified for the next 200 years. This version is often compared to the Talmud Yerushalmi however there are key differences. The Yerushalmi version is written in Western Aramaic dialect, which differs from the Aramaic in the Bavli. The Yerushalmi is often fragmented and difficult to read, the Bavli is very concise, and careful. The Talmud Bavli also contains many more opinions, because it was compiled at a later time. The editing of the Bavli version was is far superior to that of the Yerushalmi, and it is accepted as the default form of Gemara used in modern day, and during the Geonic age as well.
620 AD
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760 AD
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The Karaites reject the oral law, and break off from Judaism.
395 AD
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520 AD
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For over a century Jewish Kings ruled over Yemen until Joseph Dhu-Nuwas heard of a possible Christian revolt to which he responded by killing thousands. One survivor went to Constantinople and ended up asking the Ethiopian King for aid against the Jewish King of Yemen. The King of Ethiopia, a devout Christian promised to help. He raised an army and invaded Yemen in 525. Dhu-Nuwas was last seen on a horse galloping into the ocean.
600 AD - 700 AD
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624 AD
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610
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While asleep in Ramadan; Gabriel's voice called to Muhammad from heaven with the command to recite three verses. Legend has it that Mohammed awoke with those inscribed in his heart. He believed he was chosen by God as the 7th prophet and it was his duty to return the people of the book to the right path for they had gone astray, and to make believers of the Pagans.
622
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634
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A document that regulated the behavior of Jews and Christians during their lives under Muslim rule.
33 AD
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The story according to Matthew, is that Jesus was convicted of blasphemy by the High priests. He was bound, and forced to go to prison, and was sent to Pontius Pilate to be dealt with. Pontius Pilate saw that Jesus the King of the Jews stood before him, and asked the Jews if they were sure they wanted to put him to death. With a resounding "Yes" Pontius Pilate washed his hands, symbolizing he was washed of the sin of killing an innocent man, and handed the decision to the Jews. To which they responded, "His blood be on us, and on our children" He was crucified that day, and a sign reading THIS IS JESUS KING OF THE JEWS was written.
33 AD
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The Last Supper is the final meal that, according to Christian belief, Jesus shared with his Apostles in Jerusalem before his crucifixion.
65 AD
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Paul of Tarsus is known as the 'Apostle to the Gentiles'. He was responsible for spreading Jesus' word to gentiles after the death of Jesus. Paul was a Jew, born during the first years of the Common Era. His original name was Saul and he was a native of Tarsus in Cilicia and possessed Roman citizenship, but it is said he came from Galilee originally. It is said that originally, Paul was initially in strong opposition of the Christians, and was sent to arrest them in Damascus. On the way though, he had a vision of Jesus and immediately converted to Christianity. Paul is credited with taking Christianity from a small a sect of Nazarene Jews and forming it into the new religion. He succeeded in doing so through three missionary journeys, converting gentiles to Christianity, and establishing Christian settlements.
73 AD
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Christianity starts as a Jewish sect and then develops its own texts and ideology and branches off from Judaism to become a distinct religion